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nevelica

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A 7-year-old boy diagnosed with Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder is starting medications. The nurse is providing education to his parents regarding his medication. Which of the following statements is true regarding these medications?
 
  1. These medications may cause him to gain some weight..
   2. He may experience some side effects, such as difficulty sleeping or compulsive behaviors..
   3. Have him take these medications only when school is in session..
   4. All of the above

Question 2

Promotion for family-centered care consists of all except one of the following strategies:
 
  1. Emphasizing family strengths.
   2. Identifying family coping skills.
   3. Developing unidirectional communication.
   4. Promotion of family empowerment.



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1. ADHD medications may cause children to experience a decreased appetite and rapid weight loss.
2. ADHD medications may cause children to experience a decreased appetite and rapid weight loss, insomnia, an increase in tics and/or compulsive behaviors and/or psychotic reactions.
3. These medications should be given every day, regardless of whether school is in session to maintain control of the life functions.
4. ADHD medications may cause children to experience a decreased appetite and rapid weight loss, insomnia, an increase in tics and/or compulsive behaviors and/or psychotic reactions. These medications should be given every day, regardless of whether school is in session.

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1. Identification of family strategies allows for confidence to be built.
2. Identification of coping skills allows for family members to know when help is needed.
3. Uni-directional communication is limited in communication with others, thus not benefitting the child.
4. Family advocacy is important so all needs for the child can be met.



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